Lebanon says Israeli airstrikes killed 100 people, wounded more than 400

The Israeli military's airstrikes on September 23, 2024, targeted 300 locations in Lebanon, resulting in 100 deaths and over 400 injuries, marking a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict with Hezbollah. The Lebanese Health Ministry reported these casualties, highlighting that this was the deadliest day since hostilities began in October. Before this recent wave of violence, approximately 600 people had already lost their lives in Lebanon, predominantly fighters but including more than 100 civilians. Israeli military officials stated their intention to expand the offensive, focusing on Hezbollah's weapon storage sites in the Bekaa Valley. Meanwhile, Israeli military spokesman Rear Adm.

Daniel Hagari urged residents in the targeted areas to evacuate. Hezbollah responded by launching rockets at an Israeli military post in Galilee, underscoring the ongoing hostilities. The Israeli military's actions were publicly announced on social media, further intensifying the situation. As tensions continue to rise, both sides appear poised for further confrontations.